CPAP on Turkish Air

If you don’t get a response here, you might try the flyer talk forum

I will warn you that it’s not the faint of heart , but it will have somebody on the Turkish Air Forim , who flies them every week and will have the answer to your question

I don't know if it's reliably accurate, but you could try looking up your flight on SeatGuru. They may indicate the power outlet available for your seat.

Thank you Carol and mooncusser. Will try it.

seatguru has been defunct for ~3 yrs. ... any info there may be suspect

How much power does your device need?. I doubt an airline plug will have as much as your wired home outlet

https://www.turkishairlines.com/en-int/flights/fly-different/business-class/

Indicates 'universal power outlet and usb charging units'

This from Turkish Airlines website

"In case you are traveling with personal respirator/ POC/CPAP machine please make sure that the device is FAA approved. You may use your own devices whenever you need to, except during take-off and landing. Please keep in mind that if you intend to use your inhaler on board, you should bring enough batteries (enough to last one and a half times the flight duration). There is no requirement to have a power outlet in the cabin for these devices."

I have no experience on Turkish air, but I do quite often try to use plugs on other carriers. I would say it’s a 50-50 shot if any of them work. It’s apparently not high on the maintenance crews list of things to fix when they break which I can understand as it’s not a safety issue so once one goes bad, it could be bad for a long time

Thank you for everyone’s input. Yes, the Turkish airline website was vague. Seat guru did say there was a power outlet. If mine does not work I will switch seats with my husband. Appreciate everyone’s help and advise.